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2 <br /> 1 people experiencing homelessness are served less effectively than their white counterparts. She <br /> 2 said they discussed connecting the dots across systems to get to a place of equity and justice. <br /> 3 She said without a safe and affordable home, people cannot participate in democratic civic life. <br /> 4 She said it is clear that the county needs more investment in permanent supportive housing. She <br /> 5 said that on April 29, 2023 from 1 to 4 p.m., the Orange County Remembrance Coalition is holding <br /> 6 a soil collection ceremony at the Orange County Courthouse. She said they will commemorate <br /> 7 Cyrus Guy, Daniel Morrow, Jefferson Morrow, Washington Morrow and Wright Malone, all of <br /> 8 whom were lynched in Orange County. She said that in a soil selection ceremony, soil is retrieved <br /> 9 from the approximate or nearby location to where a lynching occurred and placed in two jars with <br /> 10 the lynching victim's name on them. She said one jar will stay in Orange County in remembrance <br /> 11 and the second is taken to Montgomery, Alabama to the Equal Justice Initiative's museum where <br /> 12 it will be exhibited with thousands of jars from around the United States. She said the collection <br /> 13 of soil is intended to bring community members closer to the legacy of lynching and to contribute <br /> 14 to the effort to bring a lasting and more visible memory to the history of racial injustice. She said <br /> 15 there will be proclamations, libation ceremony, and presentations to families of the victims. She <br /> 16 said there will be a corrected Resolution of Apology on the consent agenda during the meeting, <br /> 17 which corrects name and date errors. She said she is a member of the Orange County <br /> 18 Remembrance Coalition and will read the Resolution of Apology. She asked the Board to formally <br /> 19 designate her as the Board's formal representative on the Orange County Remembrance <br /> 20 Coalition. She said that the Board's action would make her role on the coalition more transparent. <br /> 21 <br /> 22 Vice-Chair McKee made a motion to designate Commissioner Greene as the Orange <br /> 23 County Board of Commissioners' representative to the Orange County Remembrance Coalition. <br /> 24 Commissioner Fowler seconded the motion. <br /> 25 <br /> 26 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 27 <br /> 28 Commissioner Richards said she attended a meeting for TARPO on April 13th. She said <br /> 29 that, along with Commissioner Portie-Ascott, she toured the Emergency Services department. <br /> 30 She said there are upcoming events for Re-Entry Month. She said she was able to attend the <br /> 31 fireside chat in Hillsborough. She said she was struck by many of the same statistics that <br /> 32 Commissioner Greene mentioned with homelessness. She said that most people experiencing <br /> 33 re-entry have multiple issues, including housing needs. She said it is becoming more obvious <br /> 34 that the county needs the support of a behavioral health diversion center. <br /> 35 Vice-Chair McKee said he attended the Junior Livestock Show and Sale. He said the <br /> 36 event originally started as joint event between Durham and Orange counties along with 4-H and <br /> 37 FFA. He said he first participated about 60 years ago. He said it has evolved from a cow and <br /> 38 swine show to cow, swine, and sheep show along with other events. He said he hopes it goes <br /> 39 on another 60 years. <br /> 40 Chair Bedford said she attended a DSS Board meeting. She said that there was an equity <br /> 41 study by SAS, once children are in DSS or foster care. She said that they looked at the number <br /> 42 of days in care, the number of placements a child experiences, and the percentage of children in <br /> 43 kinship care. She said that numbers are trending in the right direction, especially in kinship care. <br /> 44 She said there was a disparity between black and white children in the number of placements. <br /> 45 She said there will be an additional study on what other factors could be addressed to reduce that <br /> 46 disparity. <br /> 47 Commissioner Portie-Ascott said she and Commissioner Richards toured Emergency <br /> 48 Services, attended a TARPO meeting and received a review from Transportation Director Nishith <br /> 49 Trivedi, which she appreciated, and attended the re-entry fireside chat. She said she attended <br /> 50 the Junior Livestock Show. She said she attended the Tarleton and Bonnie B. Davis Memorial <br />
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